Peninsular War

An important early 19th century British officer’s sabre dating to the period of the Peninsular War, circa 1808, and bearing the maker’s mark “Osborn & Gunby.”

This piece is part of a series of lithographs illustrating the Spanish campaign during the Peninsular War, created in the early to mid-19th century.

Keywords: Pont de Coy lithograph, Napoleonic Wars art, Peninsular War prints, French military history, 19th-century lithography, Engelmann Langlois, historical bridge art, collectibl...

It originates from a French publication focused on the Napoleonic campaigns, illustrating key moments from the Peninsular War. Engelmann’s mastery of lithography is evident in the de...

Battle of Ocana 1809 – Napoleonic Wars Grand Armée Scene Description: A vivid and action-filled hand-colored engraving depicting the Battle of Ocana, fought on 19 November 1809 duri...

Unlike purely celebratory imagery, this composition captures the complexity of the Peninsular War, a campaign that would become one of the most challenging and consequential of Napol...

Historically, Badajoz has been a strategic location during various conflicts, including the Peninsular War. The province's cultural heritage includes Moorish castles, Roman bridges, ...

The battle, fought on January 16, 1809, marked a key moment in the Peninsular War, with the British successfully evacuating but losing their commander.

Funcken — "Le Duc de Fer: Wellington 1769–1852" — double-page color illustrated biography; Indian campaigns through Peninsular War; meticulous military uniform detail Jean Graton — "...

Technique: Copperplate engraving Maker: After Sir Thomas Lawrence, published in London, circa 1820–1830 Keywords: Duke of Wellington, Arthur Wellesley, Waterloo, Battle of Waterloo,...

In November 1808, Paget went to Spain to fight in the Peninsular War, but on his return he and Lady Charlotte resumed their affair, and in March 1809 they scandalously eloped and beg...